Christian Mystic David Hoffmeister

Christian Mystic David Hoffmeister is one of the most interesting and inspiring spiritual teachers today. He is known for his practical application of non-dual teachings and his consistency in achieving a peaceful state of mind. His teachings have inspired millions of people around the world.
David Hoffmeister’s philosophy of spiritual enlightenment

Christian mystic David Hoffmeister’ philosophy of spiritual enlightenment has helped thousands of people around the world achieve a state of perfect peace. The philosophy focuses on a person’s willingness to let the Holy Spirit train the mind. When the mind is trained properly, miraculous experiences can happen.
His book The Mystical Teachings of Jesus

The Mystical Teachings of Jesus, by David Hoffmann, argues that Jesus lived as the savior of the world and taught that we must do the same. This approach challenges traditional Christian understandings of the Bible, but also offers a compelling argument for its mystical elements. This book is a valuable addition to the canon of Christian literature, and should be read by Christians of all faiths. christian mysticism

Although the gospels preserve the historical record of Jesus, they are subject to conditions that influence their content and form. These conditions did not go away with the first gospel or with the formation of the canon of the New Testament. In the second and third centuries, Christian writers sought to address these conditions because they viewed incipient mythicism as an affront to the authenticity of Jesus’ message. The history of Jesus’ controversy is long and complex.

The gospels have been considered a partisan effort by individual communities to control their mythology. Yet they have also been interpreted as an attempt by liberal theology to chart the evolution of Christianity. The gospels also reflect a totalizing attraction of the salvation myth.
His guided meditations

Mysticism has a long history in Christianity. Some of the most well-known mystics include St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross, Meister Eckhart, and The Cloud of Unknowing. Mystics have always been attracted to Christianity for various reasons. Some are Protestant, while others are Catholic.